Dispense queue
Rx items hit the queue the moment the doctor signs. Pharmacist sees them in real time.
In-clinic dispensing built into the same workspace as the Rx. Doctor signs → items hit the dispense queue → pharmacist scans → inventory deducts → bill auto-updates. No double entry. No parallel software.
Stand-alone pharmacy software is overkill for an in-clinic dispensary. We give you the parts that matter, wired to the same Rx + invoice.
Rx items hit the queue the moment the doctor signs. Pharmacist sees them in real time.
Scan the strip or tap the item. Quantity auto-fills from the Rx.
Stock deducts on dispense. Multi-location support for clinics with two storage rooms.
Set per-drug reorder levels. Push fires the moment stock crosses the line.
Batch + expiry per lot. First-Expiry-First-Out suggestions. Expired stock hard-blocked.
Dispensed items added to the patient invoice as line items. Single bill at checkout.
Per-drug, per-day revenue + margin. Identify slow movers, rotate stock.
Dedicated dispense + inventory access. No clinical write. Included in Clinic tier.
Same workspace, same patient, same invoice. Nothing re-keyed.
Live Rx queue — pharmacist scans, dispenses, auto-bills to the same invoice.
Receive goods, batch + expire, dispense, count. The drug master is pre-loaded so you don't type 60k SKUs by hand.
We had three systems before — one for prescribing, one for the pharmacy counter, one for billing. End-of-day reconciliation took 90 minutes. Now it's literally zero — every dispense is on the same invoice as the consult.
For in-clinic dispensaries, yes — dispense queue, inventory, batches, expiry, billing. For standalone retail pharmacies, no — that needs a dedicated Pharmacist role + separate counter UX, which is on our roadmap (post-funding).
Each goods receipt creates a batch with cost, qty, batch number, expiry date. Dispense follows FEFO (First-Expiry-First-Out) suggestions. Expired stock is hard-blocked from dispensing.
Yes. Each batch carries its own cost. The drug master holds the MRP and selling price. Margin reports break down by batch + supplier.
Dispense events with patient + Rx ID + batch are recorded for audit. ABDM e-Pharmacy push is on the roadmap; today we generate the data structure that'll feed it.
Their Rx in the patient app shows status: Active → Dispensed → Stopped/Completed. They get a notification when dispensed. The invoice line items are visible to them too.
Dispense queue, inventory, batches, billing — all in one trial. 14 days, no card.